Stunt Kills and Virtual Psychology: The First Rube Goldberg Machine on Halo: Reach

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

The First Rube Goldberg Machine on Halo: Reach

Today the new Halo Game, Halo: Reach released, and my wife and I have been shooting up the co-op campaign.

Awesome!

Haven’t yet done matchmaking or any stunts but I did decide to see if I could create a fully operational Rube Goldberg Machine on the first day of Reach being out.

From my file search online, it seems this is the very first Rube Goldberg Machine for Halo: Reach in existence. I’m confident others will surpass mine in complexity, but I hope it has some artistry some will find enjoyable.

I feel many will resonate with the message of human kind’s yearning contained in this video.

Link to official, dated video post on Bungie.net

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Many of you know my wife by her Halo/Xbox gamer tag "Lost Maiden". But few know that, during the game, she is often attacking you from two directions as she plays split screen with two controllers.

In an upcoming article we will discuss the growing controversy of how she, and others with her condition (polymelia, or having extra limbs) are being banned more and more from video game tournaments. Yes, discrimination is still alive and well in this world.

If you would like to show support for her situation, please send her gamer tag "Lost Maiden" a text or voice message telling your opinion on the banning of those with polymelia. She will add you to the growing petition and there are plans to add the best of these messages or recordings to a future post on this blog. As fellow gamers, let's show her some support for this.